Moin, Am Donnerstag, 23. April 2020, 21:13:58 CEST schrieb Axel Braun:
N'Abend.....
Am Donnerstag, 23. April 2020, 11:34:14 CEST schrieb Stefan Behlert:
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But be aware: We have seen with SLE 15 SP1 that this is not "just" a simple refresh. It requires work, updates of media configuration as well as testing, and then you have to get it done at the "right" point in time. Or you leave out a dependency, or miss an important security update.
The approach should be more like TW - a successful openQA test may even trigger a new build. Toolchain should be in place, as this is how TW works
For Leap images (Live, JeOS, Containers) this is also the case, fully automated. As the live .iso can also be used to install (though not fully supported), there is actually a way to install Leap with the latest kernel update already. Potentially the product .isos could also be part of that list, but it would cause quite a lot of openQA load and probably also manual maintenance of the product configuration. Could be lowered somewhat by building either DVD or NET only though. Cheers, Fabian
This does not mean Leap should not do it, but is a warnign that it's not easy. And I wonder how often people really stumble into new hardware issues before the next release. With SLE, this happens due to the long-time use of the same Service Pack, but for Leap I would expect that people rather take the latest version of Leap available, leaving only a 12 month timefrmae where it may be needed to update the installer.
This complain was already raised more often, not only in german media, but as well from users here. Sure, we all know that brand new hardware can be an issue with nearly any Linux system. But we should try our best to give users a positive experience with a solid system AND up to date drivers. 12 month is a way too long time for this.
Cheers Axel
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